Susie's Ninja Baked Buttermilk Scones
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- Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025
- This is an updated version of the best scones I had ever made, and I still cannot stop eating them!!! I originally posted this over 10 years ago, but who wants to go that far back. So, this is updated using my Ninja Air Fryer.
I have always made scones which I always found needed eating the same day or they would go dry and heavy, so when a friend said she liked buttermilk scones I began my search for the best recipe, this is it, unless anyone can give me a better one, which I doubt as I find these light fluffy moist and really delicious, best with strawberry jam and cream.
They keep well in an air tight box for up to a week and they freeze well. You can buy buttermilk from Tesco’s and most big supermarkets, once you have made these you will never go back to the others. If you want the recipe, pop over to my website www.susiehunter.co.uk to find this and other great recipes. www.susiehunte...
Hi susie,
being very interesting in trying most of you recipes on you tube, so far they have been spot on. I noticed you are using Rodda’s clotted cream and you put the jam on first. The Cornish way. I worked for Rodda’s for twenty three years and I enjoyed all my years there, and have seen many top chefs who had visited the company, and PM’s/ Royalty
One thing I used to do was to make my own butter from clotted cream, in a hand mixer, and then adding the butter to make bread, you will have to try it.
One other thing I used on your bass recipe was to use a grease proof basket normally for chips, but used it to cook a bass , which was freshly caught, and the skin never stuck to the basket, which help all the flavours to stay in the fish.
Keep up the good work
Hello Susie, I have tried these scones today. Never ever used Buttermilk in anything before. Goodness, what a game changer. Next level indeed, very impressed, again, thank you.
That is how I felt the first time I made them years ago , such a lovely scone . Pleased you loved it xxx
Susie I have a ninja air fryer and wouldn’t change it for the worlld but have now bought another a fryer the corsori because I like baking. It is. Excellent I would Recommend it if you are. Like me and love baking although I am just coming up to 85 I still enjoy baking and cooking hope this helps it. Has a dual heating so no more keep turning love dian
Hi Susie, I have always cooked Australian scones but your English scones look so delicious I can't wait to try in my Ninja. As usual you make everything look so easy because you explain things so well, a gifted teacher. I got excited seeing your plate and bowl. I have that exact set too...way over here in Australia. I smiled broadly when I saw yours.....I love my blue and white crockery so much.
Cheers, 👍 🇦🇺
Oh that is so great !! And quite funny we have the same crockery half a world away 😂. I have not had Australian scones ! My husband spent time in his youth back packing around parts of your fab country. He loved and has always wanted to take me , sadly time and money has not allowed it yet 😂😂
Sue they look delish. I'm not a airfryer person, but a friend was looking at buying the accessory for baking pastries with his Ninja, but you've discovered a way without it
Hi Maria, I always try and find an easy way of doing things 😂 I have bought a baking tin for my other Ninja though ! Thanks for watching xxx
The scones looked amazing, although not what you want to see on a Friday evening when all you have in the fridge is a yoghurt!
You should considered the Cosori Dual Blaze air frye, which is what I have, as it has dual elements (top and bottom), so it cooks very evenly. Love the channel!
Thank you , and that is really interesting about your cosori , I will put that on my list of things I am looking at , I love my cosori pressure cooker . Oh and I felt for you watching food ! With only yogurt in 😂😂 I would have ordered take out 😂😂 xxx
@@cookingwithsusie The Cosori with twin elements is so efficient - removes the need to do any turning or shaking throughout.
Have recently bought a digital pressure cooker too, so would love to see more recipes from you in a PC!
Keep up the great work Susie! 😁
Thank you and that is good to know ! I will be doing more PC recipes as I love the pressure cook and thank you for commenting xx
Magic thanks Susie x I can't believe that they turned out so well x another air fryer success x
I felt the same !! Really pleased I can now make them without turning the big oven on xxx
Hi Susie, only lately found your channel. I love your approach and content. I love to bake scones, so quick and easy but haven’t tried them in my Ninja. Lol, needless to say, I’m getting some Buttermilk on my next shopping trip. I do normally use buttermilk in my oven scones and find they keep much longer. Best wishes Barbara.
Welcome Barbara lovely to have you viewing , and thank you for commenting. I am still experimenting with the Ninja finding what cooks well and what is better done in the hob ! I hardly ever turn my big oven on now which was why I bought an air fryer 😂 . Hope your scones don’t disappoint we loved them xxxx
Omg they look so delicious, cannot wait to try those ❤
Thank you Jan and they are delicious xxx
Hi Susie, your scones look delicious.
They are so good Rick xxx
They looked beautiful my mouth was watering. I like mine with fruit it must be a man thing. Good job.
My husband would agree with you Kevin and they are really good scones xxx
The scones looked lovely Susie, I could have eaten one of them myself. Hehe. Hope your keeping well. I think John will be wanting more in the future. Hehe. I would cook the same as you. I don’t have a ninja I have the vortex the largest size one with a single basket. You can cook a whole chicken in there no problem , and it’s so juicy. Like the way they cook more so than an oven.
Hi Karen , I bought my granddaughter the Vortex and she loves hers , I love mine but I do find it limiting as it is small and I never thought I would use it as much as I do 😂😂😂. Thank you for being so supportive ❤️xxx
@@cookingwithsusie well to be honest I was the same. I have so many things in my cupboard I brought used once and that was it. I have just brought my grandson a tower air fryer, haven’t given it to him yet. Hehe that has a large internal capacity.. our eldest son has the top of the range ninja. But apart it gives more named options it doesn’t really cook much different and still has the two baskets. Their sins have left home so just the two of them , but I think they would have like to also have a larger tray for some things.I also keep this one as well. Pleased your granddaughter likes the vortex, I am very happy with mine. I had John buy me it as Christmas, have hardly used my oven since. Hehe. So maybe for once a good buy hehr
I agree with you that all the air fryers do seem to perform well and cook the same , I only got the ninja because when we were looking for one it was then the only one with two draws and I liked that idea . I was looking the other day at air fryers , I cannot believe how many different ones there are and they seem to do loads of things !!!I will be shopping around for my next buy 😂😂 xxx
Try with the crisp plate in so the heat circulates under the scones.
Thank you I will xx
Great scones I will try buttermilk when I make some . I think turning them over halfway is right I have to turnover burgers and Kiev's💐
The buttermilk does make a fluffy scone , we ate the lot very quickly 😂😂, thanks for commenting xxxx
Would it help to pre heat . Barbara from Worksop
Hi Barbar , on the Ninja there is no pre heat but it heats up so quickly I think it is fine , thank you for the idea xxx
May I ask why you don’t use the trivet in your drawers.
Hi, good question, I thought seeing as I normally bake these on a metal tray in my big oven I would take the trivet out and also I did not want the base of the scones baking into the trivet , they are quiet moist when you put them in . Could be wrong though I am always learning xxx
They looked good. I don’t mind both plain and fruit but with butter, jam and cream Why did you choose the roast setting and not the bake setting, as I thought the bake setting would have cooked slower? Thanks again to you both for this video.
Hi Dorinda , thanks for the comment, on my Ninja there is no bake setting we have to use the roast but you can turn the temperature up or down on it , the buttermilk recipe like a hot oven when I use my large oven but I think in this small ninja the heat is very direct , I found the second batch cooked better at 180 . We ate the rest of them with Jam and cream too , delicious xxx
Oh Dorinda so sorry I thought I did not have a bake button !! I now know I have simply missed it !!! I will be using it now 😂😂😂
Lovely recipe easy to follow. I am going to give these a go. Isn't the far right setting "bake" which might help the bottom cook as the fam speed is slower.
Oh god I have never noticed it 😂😂 that will really help !! What a twit I am 😂😂thank you so much xx
Charlie , made your oven scones this morning in ninja ,yes 190 temp 10 minutes then turn I think spot on 🍷🤙
Thank you so much and I really hope you love them xxx
They looked very tasty ive just made cupcakes in my Ninja will have give scones ago. My husband the same as yours fruit. Use the bake button. Love your recipes. I'm thinking about the Ninja 15in1 but not sure. 🤔xx
Hi Alison , I don’t have a bake button on the ninja but the roast goes from 150 up to 230 so it is a basic oven 😂😂 I am looking at all the different types of ninja at the moment 😂
Oh god Alison I was convinced I did not have a bake button but I have just been told it was there and it is 😂❤️ what an idiot . I will be trying this xx
@@cookingwithsusie. I have the Ninja AF400 that has bake on it. Best thing we got. Thanks for the recipes . X
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I wished I had got the 400 ! But when I bought mine I could only find the 300 , I still love it though xxx
Susie we know where buttermilk comes from i have a dairy and works with buttermilk so you are not the onlyone just get on with making scones i would nevertalk about my dairy and it has been in the family down the famly for years i also bake to so you are not on your own.
William , you are very lucky then because I have had so many people say they have never heard of Buttermilk ! Cannot please everyone, but most of my people really enjoy the way I share and yes I miss our Farm.
What a miserable person you must be William. For all of us who don't have a farm it was I interesting and informative.
William, don't be so Bloody rude.
Thank you Tammy xx
@@cookingwithsusie your welcome Susie. I'm a new subscriber from South Australia and I absolutely love your recipes.xx